Mosques • Manama

Manama, the capital of Bahrain, is a vibrant city with a significant Muslim population. While the city itself hosts numerous mosques, our current mapped records focus on prayer places within a 50 km radius, extending into Saudi Arabia. This coverage includes several listed mosques in Bahraini towns such as Hamad Town, Awali, Malkiya, and Al Lawzi, as well as a larger concentration across the causeway in Saudi Arabian cities like Al Khobar, Dhahran, and Dammam. These listings provide a useful starting point for Muslims living in or visiting Manama to locate nearby prayer facilities.

Among the prominent listed mosques in Bahrain are the Yousif bin Ahmed Kanoo Mosque in Hamad Town (13.7 km from Manama), the Salman bin Hamad Alkhalifa Mosque in Awali (16.4 km), the Southern Hamad Town Mosque (20 km), the Amir Zaid bin Sohan Mosque in Malkiya (17.9 km), and the Imam Sajad Mosque in Al Lawzi (15.1 km). These mosques represent a spread of prayer places across Bahraini towns and suburbs, offering options for those living outside central Manama. For those near the Saudi border, the Saudi Causeway Mosque (27 km) is a notable landmark situated on the causeway itself.

Across the King Fahd Causeway, a larger cluster of mosques is found in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia, particularly in Al Khobar, Dhahran, and Dammam. These include the King Fahd Masjid in Al Khobar (37.6 km), the Suwaidan Grand Mosque in Dhahran (42.3 km), the Dhahran Expo Mosque (41 km), and many others in districts such as Al Qusur, Al Dawhah, and Gharb Al Dhahran. While these are farther from Manama, they serve as important prayer places for those commuting or residing in the region. The listings are based on available mapped records and may not represent all mosques in the area.

When using our listings, always verify the exact address and distance from your location, as some mosques are in Saudi Arabia and may require border crossing. Contact information and opening hours are not provided in our records; please check directly with the mosque. For Bahraini mosques, distances range from 13.7 km to 20 km from Manama, while Saudi mosques are 27–47 km away.